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South African Firms in the Firing Line in Ethiopia

Two South African companies are suspected of obtaining privileged information from the Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation's (ETC) bid evaluation committee concerning [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.2004

Naledi Pandor

The name of the vice president of the NCOP is often cited as one of the possible replacements for Kader Asmal in the post of minister of education.

Subscribers only 27.02.2004

Nthobi Angel

The former strategy director at the oil group Engen, Nthobi Angel, was named chief executive of Mvelaphanda Resources, the mining [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.2004

A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

The company I3ED, set up by two South African entrepreneurs, is seeking to find private partners for Nepad projects.

Subscribers only 27.02.2004

A Loan for Johannesburg

The International Finance Corporation (IFC, World Bank branch) is expected [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.2004

Athlone Up for Grabs

The Cape Town municipal council has just issued a call for bids for the privatization of the aging Athlone power station.

Subscribers only Energy 24.02.2004

Dominic Sewela

Eskom has named Dominic Sewela as new boss of Eskom Enterprises, the international arm of the state-owned South African utility, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.02.2004

Cape Town's Adviser on Athlone

Fieldstone Africa, which has already assisted the city of Johannesburg [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.02.2004

Khumama Throws in the Towel

The black group Khumama's sale of 50% of a platinum mine acquired in 2003 is a setback for small black mining groups.

Subscribers only 20.02.2004

Brendan Pearce

After two years in post as the director of the Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services Sector at the Education & [...]

Subscribers only 20.02.2004

Tebello Chabana

In measured but certain steps, affirmative action is continuing to advance within the Anglo American Corporation (AAC). Tebello Chabana, the [...]

Subscribers only 20.02.2004

Wiseman Nkuhlu to Leave Nepad Headquarters

The current South African director of the New Partnership for the Development of Africa (Nepad), Wiseman Nkuhlu, is not expected [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.02.2004

Smells Like Trouble for Enos Banda

The chief executive of Eskom Enterprises (South Africa), who was [...]

Subscribers only 20.02.2004

Thabo Mokgatlha

Thabo Mokgatlha, the financial director of Royal Bafokeng Resources, is currently in negotiations with Impala Platinum (Implats) over the amount [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.02.2004

Empowerment in Mining Services Companies

Mining service companies, like mining companies, are affected by the "Black Economic Empowerment" law, and will have to be 26% [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.02.2004

Proparco Mobilizes in Indaba

Jérome Bertrand-Hardy, the mines expert at Proparco (AfD group) made [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.02.2004

New Profit Centers at De Beers

In preparation for the transfer of 26% of its assets [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.02.2004

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Proud to Be Rich Black Women

Black Business expansiondoes not only concern South African businessmen. In recent years, an entire generation of black women have discreetly taken flight in the new South Africa. The most powerful are not only the ministers who are the most talked-about.

Subscribers only Politics 13.02.2004

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South Africa

South African Firms in the Firing Line in Ethiopia

Naledi Pandor

Nthobi Angel

A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

A Loan for Johannesburg

Athlone Up for Grabs

Dominic Sewela

Cape Town's Adviser on Athlone

Khumama Throws in the Towel

Brendan Pearce

Tebello Chabana

Wiseman Nkuhlu to Leave Nepad Headquarters

Smells Like Trouble for Enos Banda

Thabo Mokgatlha

Empowerment in Mining Services Companies

Proparco Mobilizes in Indaba

New Profit Centers at De Beers

Spotlight
Proud to Be Rich Black Women

South Africa Strengthens its Hold in Rwanda

W.Themba Thabethe

EA Turns Into Political Issue

Millard Arnold

Tiso Capital in Two Rivers Platinum Deal

That Sinking Feeling for Gold Fields

INDABA 2004

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Virtus Minerals

Paul Kagame

Savannah Energy

Denis Sassou-Nguesso

South Africa

South African Firms in the Firing Line in Ethiopia

Naledi Pandor

Nthobi Angel

A Firm on the Lookout at Nepad

A Loan for Johannesburg

Athlone Up for Grabs

Dominic Sewela

Cape Town's Adviser on Athlone

Khumama Throws in the Towel

Brendan Pearce

Tebello Chabana

Wiseman Nkuhlu to Leave Nepad Headquarters

Smells Like Trouble for Enos Banda

Thabo Mokgatlha

Empowerment in Mining Services Companies

Proparco Mobilizes in Indaba

New Profit Centers at De Beers

Spotlight Proud to Be Rich Black Women

South Africa Strengthens its Hold in Rwanda

W.Themba Thabethe

EA Turns Into Political Issue

Millard Arnold

Tiso Capital in Two Rivers Platinum Deal

That Sinking Feeling for Gold Fields

INDABA 2004

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